Africa
Genocide Watch: South Africa Still a High-Risk Country
More than ten years ago, Genocide Watch, founded by Dr. Gregory Stanton, the creator of the “10 Stages of Genocide” model, warned South Africa was at risk. Today, it remains at Stage 6. Edwin Leemans, who invited Stanton to South Africa, exposes evidence of government involvement, brutal farm attacks, and global silence.
Willem Petzer /Edwin Leemans
AfricaThe War on South Africa’s Food Producers
They’re being hunted, and no one’s listening. Across South Africa’s rural heartlands, farmers are being tortured, raped, and murdered in a wave of brutality that has left thousands dead. While the government denies the scale of the crisis, communities mourn in silence. Stefan Tompson
AfricaWhat Europe Can Learn from South Africa’s Private Security Evolution
V24 Exclusive: As crime rises and trust in police falls across Europe, South Africa’s booming private security industry, born from state failure, offers a stark warning. With one of the world’s largest private security sectors, South Africa shows what could happen if these trends aren’t stopped.Heike Claudia du Toit/Michael -Jean Geldenhuys
AfricaRhinos, Rands, and the Rise of a Wildlife Mafia
South Africa’s wildlife crisis isn’t just about rhinos and poachers. Behind each carcass lies a web of international syndicates, complicit officials, and struggling communities, all feeding a black market that runs from the bushveld to Asia.Zandré Lambrechts
AfricaThe WestBacking Morocco: A Strategic Reset for Britain in Africa
From a discreet source close to Morocco’s diplomatic circles comes an exclusive account of the UK’s strategic pivot in Western Sahara, one that threatens to isolate Algeria and heralds significant opportunities for defense partnerships and trade.Anonymous
AfricaCulture WarsCould Starlink Crack South Africa’s Race Laws from the Inside?
30 years of race-based law may have been shattered. The potential Starlink exemption could be the legal glitch that topples BEE from the inside out.Willem Petzer
AfricaCaged Kings: The Business of Captive Lions
Behind the scenes, thousands of captive lions are bred, exploited, and killed for profit — all while tourists think they’re helping. Despite promises to end the trade, it goes underground, fueled by fake conservation. Heike Claudia du Toit
- AfricaThe West
Why 49 Afrikaners Sparked a Global Race Debate
A small group of white Afrikaners granted refugee status in the U.S. has ignited global outrage, shining a harsh spotlight on South Africa’s post-apartheid contradictions. This op-ed dives into the uncomfortable truths behind the headlines.
Erik Schrama
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V24 Exclusive: Meet the Ranger Who’s Battling More Than Just Poachers
He’s not just fighting poachers. He’s exposing the political corruption that protects them. Inside Zandre Lambrechts’ explosive revelations about South Africa’s war on rhino poaching, government betrayal, and a crisis bigger than anyone admits.
Zandré Lambrechts/Heike Claudia du Toit
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Beyond the Gun: Inside the Relentless War to Save Africa’s Wildlife
In this exclusive interview, ranger Geoffrey Phillips reveals the brutal truth about South Africa’s wildlife war from suicide, syndicates, and spears to the failure of the justice system. What’s really killing rhinos might not be what you expect…
Geoffrey Phillips/Heike Claudia du Toit
- AfricaConflict Zones
Beheadings and Beach Resorts
Christians in northern Mozambique face violent persecution at the hands of Islamist militants. At the same time, just a few kilometers away, tourists enjoy luxury holidays on pristine beaches, unaware of the suffering unfolding outside their resorts.
Heike Claudia du Toit
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Racism Knows No Colour
Through a candid analysis, Ayanda calls for consistency in the fight against racism and advocates for a society that rejects racial prejudice in all its forms.
Ayanda Sakhile Zulu
- AfricaForeign Influence
The Invisible Chokepoint
As East and West start to eye strategic maritime passages, there is a distinct absence of attention to the Cape. But that cannot last forever.
Robert Duigan
- Africa
Afrikaner, Have You Forgotten?
At a rally for the Boer people in South Africa, one speaker posed a powerful question: "Do you know who you are?" This question stirred something deep within the crowd, reminding them of their forgotten legacy.
Afrikaner Patriot
- AfricaConflict Zones
Why Violence in Nigeria Persists
As the world turns a blind eye to the atrocities in Nigeria, a devastating campaign against Christians unfolds in the shadows, marked by rampant kidnappings and systemic violence. Douglas Burton exposes the brutal truth behind the disinformation and denial.
Douglas Burton
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How South Africa is Drifting Towards Communism
A warning from South Africa: how state collapse, racial scapegoating, and failed “restorative justice” are fueling division and resentment while the West follows the same path, just one generation behind.
Heike Claudia du Toit
- AfricaConflict Zones
Evacuating the Persecuted: Inside the Dangerous Rescue Missions in Sudan
By mid-2023, Sudan had become one of the most dangerous places on earth. In a story fit for Hollywood, Charmine Hedding tells how her Shai Fund organisation evacuated Christians under fire, what happened next, and how the World can reach out.
Charmaine Hedding
